Go to the Application Server Enterprise manager and login with oc4jadmin user. Click on the container where the orabpel application is deployed in my case oc4j_soa:
Click on the Administration link:
Click on the “Go To” icon behind Security Providers:
Click on the button Instance Level Security:
Click on the link Realms and on the link under users:
Click on the link bpeladmin:
Change the passwords and click on the Apply button:
Friday, November 14, 2008
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Hi Arjan,
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Thanks,
Enio
Hi Enio,
ReplyDeleteI think this is not so difficult. You can change the system-jazn-data.xml for the container where BPEL is deployed. Normally this is: $ORACLE_HOME/j2ee/oc4j_soa/config. Edit this file:
look for bpeladmin user and change the credentials value to your new password. When you put an ! in front of the password this will encrypt the password when the application is restarted.
After you changed the file you should restart the oc4j container.
opmnctl restartproc process-type=oc4j_soa
Kind regards,
ARjan Goos
As its always said that a picture worth thousand words its true with respect to your blog above.Its really very easy to follow the instructions when screen shots are attached.Good Work keep it up!
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